Sentence examples for generally confused from inspiring English sources

Like a lot of carless New Yorkers, I am generally confused by bursts of populist outrage over high gas prices.

The chorus sings both as the generally confused voice of mankind and as a choir of angels.

I am generally confused as to what I should apply for, or where I take my career from here.

The grounds crew deployed towels, hands, sneakers, duct tape, a power vacuum, and generally confused looks as the water kept seeping above ground.

The federation found in a recent survey that consumers are generally confused about their rights when it comes to telemarketing calls.

In interviews, Mrs. Casas said she hoped to clarify the identity of Spanish food for Americans, who generally confused it with Mexican and South American cuisines.

We will invade the worlds of conservatory and vernacular art, scramble black Americana and European modernism in the mostly disused but worthy tradition of Duke Ellington, combine the databases of "traditional" and "experimental" jazz, and generally confuse and thrill people.

Mr. Baker, a security guard at the corporate offices of Nine West, who said he had not ridden a bicycle since his was stolen more than a year ago, said the shoulder of the road was "kind of small" and intersections made the road "generally confusing".

It generally confuses them and levels the playing field.

This implementation is generally confusing to users, so the favored alternative is the single name space model, where it appears that there is one large file system that is actually spread across different servers.

(The role of Tommy seems less restrictive; Mr. Kasserman, who plays the generically confused teenager in a generally winning fashion, has roots in Peru and Eastern Europe).